San Francisco Fleet Week celebrates the rich naval tradition in the Bay Area, honors the men and women serving in today’s armed forces and facilitates annual disaster preparedness training with the Navy, Marines and local first responders. A tradition since 1981, Fleet Week is the most anticipated Fall event in San Francisco. Continue reading →
The free Bay Area festival, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, returns to San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park from October 4th through the 6th. Last year’s festival was the first since the event’s billionaire founder and bluegrass enthusiast Warren Hellman passed away. Continue reading →
Always the first Sunday in October, the Castro Street Fair is a community celebration that was founded by Harvey Milk in 1974. Hundreds of local artists, vendors, craftspeople and organizations line the streets and celebrate the diversity of the neighborhood. Stages with live entertainment and dance stages can be found throughout the fairgrounds. Continue reading →
30 Years of Housing Market Cycles in San Francisco Updated Report, September 21, 2013 Below is a look at the past 30 years of San Francisco Bay Area real estate boom and bust cycles. Financial-market cycles have been around for … Continue reading →
For the 5-County San Francisco Metro Statistical Area, all price segments showed increases, though the lowest price tier jumped the most – 4% — reflecting the rapid decline in distressed property sales. Overall, for all price segments, the jump over … Continue reading →
Hard to believe we’re nearing the end of the third quarter here in 2013, but we are. Here’s a look back at the previous six months of sales in District 7 which covers Cow Hollow, the Marina, Pacific Heights, and … Continue reading →
So much to do, and so much to eat in San Francisco. But where does one go for a bite after a long evening? Recently, the good people at The Bold Italic did us all a favor and broke down some late night dining options. We’re visual types so we mapped ‘em, and then because we do it with everything, we Yelped ‘em. Where do you go for after-hours eats?
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